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,Bluenose And F00 Thebaud

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.ihampion Of North 'Atlantic `-And Challenger Ready For Opening Race On Saturday- _ 'Arrived In Halifax Yesterday.

_ KB! Charles Bruce, Canadian Press Stal! Writer)

_ I-IALIFAX, N- S., Oct. 14.-A »atately queen ond two vigorous

°'Knights" in rival service came in-| to Halifax today. The white clad' ,"Queen" \vas Lunenburgs' own

Biuenose. champion _fishing schoon-Ilstiich was drawing as the product

er oi’ the North Atlantic. One of the “Knights 'was Captain Angus Walters, fiery and confident. who lalled her up from the south shorei port this afternoon. The other was: jovial Captain Ben Pine, come hero to direct the campaign of Glouces-

In Port

101' the international schooner rac- ing trophy on Saturday.

“EVERYTINCH A SAILOB."

Bluenose looked every inch the

“Empress" as she sailed into Hali-

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Ab'-gweit football practice at the

C- A. A. Grounds this aftemoon at 4.85.

Exhibition Tennis

MONTREAL, Que., Oct. 14. (By

the Canadian Press)-The great double team of Fred Perry and Pot Hughes of Great Britain last night defeated the Canzdian Davis

.Cup` stars, Dr. Jack Wright and Marcel Rainvillo, Montreal. in

of exhibition tennis, 6-4, B-6. 6-1.

The buoyant Perry played two

sets of singles against Wright, each winning a set. Wright took the drst

fax Harbor this afternoon in little better than an air of wind. Every

of Nova Scotia's woodlands and nrtiziiis went to Point Pleasant. Crowds of Halifax citizenry who lined Cireenbank to see the veteran champion come in, were treated to an exhibition of rapid sailhand- ling as the crew took oil’ the

ters Gertrude L. Thebnud against_ 'thc ruling sovereign. |

Throne rooms of the "Quce`n'|

and ilic challenging "Princess" to-i night were darkfriied wharves, pil-5 ed with ilsh-barrels, on the water-E front of Halifax. Tomorrow bothi wiii siip out tc view the salty iieidl on which Saturdays wind, the1r‘ own speed and stamina, and the. siriu of their henchmen, wiii bring! to one or other the initial advan- tage in a threefold test to establish the right to leadership.

RECORD TRIP

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(`.ci~‘.ritd; L. Thcbaud wrote into

sailing records a forerunner of rac-_ Ing thrills when she ran doivn thel

const under Captain John Muthcs-I on to drop anchor here lrst iiight,_ just thirty one hours out of Glou-i resicr. No faster voyage between thel ports. in sail. could be i'»'_‘calied by local shipping men, and they have good memories. Captain Pine, trav-

elling by land because of recent' illness, arrived on a late train to-_ night to handle Thebaud in the, il"st of the two out of three sei-les‘

schoorier's racing ilnery_ '

An escort befitting her rank had

accpmpanied thc Biuenose east- ward from Lunenburg. The Canvd- iaii Government steamer Arras led her into harbor. The C. G. S. Ar- lcux brought up the rear. Excited townsincn and women of Lunenburg lined the vessels rail. come to see her defend Canadian salt writer sailing supremacy against the chal- lenge of the States.

Only a breath of wind sped the

champion up the coast, :ind at one point she accepted a low from one cf the Government boats, but hcr suit of sales looked stiff as a board as she came into harbor. She \v~s bertliecl a couple of wharves away from her trim rivnl.

Thebsud langulsiied at hr-i' dork

today. the wind being too light. to justlfy\a journey over the course on which, this week and next. the issue will to settled for a year or so. Both vessels will go out tomor- row, weather permitting. It is not bud weather which holds these kinghts of the oilskin armor from their joustlng. L‘ck of wind is their only fear.

Races Yesterday

Provide

Close And Exciting Finishes Feat-

ure Many Of The .`iieats.l

The Victoria Driving Cluh's pro-I

gram of horse races postponed from Thanksgiving Diy were held ves~, tevday afternoon. The weather was fine, clear and cool. They wcre` sponsored by the Charlottetown Rotary Club for crippled chlidrt-n‘s aid and other charities. The Rotar-

ians sold upwards cf 600 tickets and; no doubt had Monday been favor-1 able ft very large crowd would have! been present. I

Starter Acorn coiled the frcc-for- 221 1_2

ailcrs at 2 p._m. sharp. with Billy, Cope arid Volo Rico iuiswrr‘ng thei bell. Billy Cope won thc first heat' in n sprinting finish. i'¢1 last film?-'V ter in thirty one seconds flat. Volo

Rico at his pad. In the second heat the horses wont away V015' USL Billy going to a bre`k on thi turn a'tcr striking Volo's wheel. the int- irr who was out to step xi fast mile continued on pacing in 2.10 3-4. a :eaily creditable performance. The third heat Voio Rico was (\'.§fi'l1 im \\lniicr.

215 race-Miss Possibility. an rid-

'lecl entry. went a nice race. will-_‘_ _ _

ning the iirst and second heats] with Earl Wilkes ii close second the, firs: heat and The WUIYS fiW\"' mei n--ami neat. In the third heat The: Willys won by a small niilrttin 8f'| ini- ft great nic; with Grandma., Bcst time 2.16 1-2. i zis 'ri-oi-This irnri two coed.;

trotlers as starters. Fein# Dawesi

and Golden, The first heat Golden' imndc ii break, but rccovcrinil Camel very fast and was a 8005 5°°°“d'§ In the second heat Peter and Gold- i on went away very fast. Peter’ stepping the first half in 1.05 1-2.; iiith Golden at his wheel. In the' stretch drive Golden cutfooted him winning in fast time, 2.12 3-4. The third heat was also won by Golden in 1 close finish with Peter. 2.is Mixes _ 'rms in-ought wt-

Kltchen, practically a green trotterl rcccntiy purchased by Herb Cimil' bcll, Johnny Walker, and Calumet Ifcrnicc. a three year old paccr.

Kitchen proved thc class of the_ trio. Johnny Walker copplng the first heat in a clcsc nnish. Kitch-| ~\ landing the next two by smallt margins v~'_iic'- `. aiu like u great prospect ; - (nf in-_-itime Bred

Thrills 1

stakes in 1932. Best time 2.16 3-4.

Mighty good for a. grccii trotter. E 2.25 lllixeii-This had seven start-

ers and was mic of the most inter- esting i‘.'ici\s of the afternoon. Mr. Hanley. a rejuvenated paoer in thc hands of Ernie Murphy won all three heats nevcr letting his oppos- ition get nearer to him than a length. La Rico was 2, 2. ".i. making the racing with Helen Set iicxt best. The second heat 'was the fastest.

The Pony Race-Master Jack. I

Jenkins and Mis; Vlmy Jones were thc two entries for the pony race. They started at the quarter pole and Jackie's pony went at once in- i to a good lead which hc maintain-

ccl to the finish. Jackie is a ilttic| fiiziplnbout eight years old., much ad ziiirzd in his riding togs. Miss Jones`s pony could not_ compete in speed with Jiick‘s. but was ridden beauti- fiiily by her.

The lia‘f miie pony race was won

by Grcy Lad with Dandy Boy sec- ond tinio, 1.05‘i.

SUIVUVIARY

Free For All

Volo Rico,2.0-t(MucKinnon>2 1 1 Biiiy cope, 2.i1»,i, (Mc-

Tngue) 2 2

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2.15 Pace `

Miss Possibility, 2.12% (J.

Power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _._ 1 1 4 no victories are won by fiisht and 1° 1 dcsun,_ |1r_ which is tg my hm it not not-n‘1“"T’“‘“‘ 5 _ " _ _ _ ‘. _ _ _

The Willys, 2.15%, (Rear-

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don) . . _ . . .._ 4 2 1 solved by tears. But the Kid is no iwould n"v~r have lislocl srron "M ,_

1'i5“`1 Wilkc5v 211%” (Kelly) 2 3 3 1“ ' I N nmkp nf fhpml games “nd tho (`lcDl‘a“”'c'nh1(`mN Q Nl bv um b»_l§jdjy_; ii-'trips ue _ - i

Graiidnisi, 2.00% (McLalnc) 3 4 2

Time-2.18%; 2.16152 2.20.

2.15 Trot

G¢.i.¢i¢;1_z_12 (l\'iacKin'nonv .2 1 1 Pctcr Dawes. 2-12 *M0111*

iyrri 1 3 2 roinset (iviacrnersoni -

'rin~.f_~-2.ia'i; 2.121; 2.15%.

2.18 Mixed l{ii.chnn,(McKeiina> 2 l 1 Johnny Wafker. 2.15% 11101'

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Caiumct Bernice (MacKin-

6-3, and P6rry"the second, 6-4. [I-Iushes and Charlie Leslie also div-

_ ided two sets of singles, Hughes winning the first, 6-2 and Leslie the second. 8-6.

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Sask. Looking For Better Days

REGINA, Sask., Oct. 14. (By the

Canadian Press)-Declarlng his faith and that of thc people in Southern Saskatchewan, Premier Dr. J. T. M. Anderson today issued a statement to ihei press. The statement follows in part:

"In view o.” the many exagger-

ated reports prevalent throughout Canada relative to conditions in the southern part of the province of Saskatchewan, I feel it my duty as Prime Minister to place before , the people of Canada the situation ' :is it actually exists.

“ln the nrsi; place may I point

‘out in the years 1894 and 1895 a very large section of the vast area known as the Northwest Territor- ies experienced two successive years of drought with its resultant hard- ship among the people of that day. Succeeding these for a period of 35 years or until the year 1929 there was no serious crop failures in whit is now thc Province of Sas- katchewan . . .

“In 1929 a great section of the

ilnest wheat growing land in the world was affected by drought to be followed by smilar conditions in the year 1930 and 1031. In 76 rural municipalities ol the south central

area of the province there have been no crops for three -years and in approximately 90 other munic- ipalities none for two years The

state to assist its people who have

found in any part of the empire.;

when coditions become normal, to

play their part as they have done

three straight but hard, rough sets -

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but your face isn tsnice andsmooth like mama s. It feels

so rough. Does it hurt you to shave? You’re much nicer without those prickly whiskers. Can’t you have them all pulled out? Then I’d give you all the nice big hugs you wanted.”

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Yes, little lady, it possibly docs hurt daddy to shave and he can’t have his whiskers pulled out. But daddy might shave more often and clean away every prickly bristle if he knew about Gillctte’s wonderful new razor blade. So we hope he reads this and learns how we’ve made shaving comfortable.

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"Doesii heir io shc|ve,.da d 3

‘YOURE like a great big bear, daddy. I like to kiss you,

The new Gillette blade is truly remarkable in every way. Its shavingedgcs are ground and stroppcd to :1 degree of kcenncss only attainable by Gillette methods. Quality is uniform and constantly checked by strict inspection. This means that every shave with the new Gillette will be equally smooth. Try the new blade on our money-back guarantee of complete satisfaction. Learn by experience that shaving can be entirely comfortable and quite pleasant. Buy a package tonight. Use a blade or two. If you cion’t agree the new Gillette is exceptional in performance and results, return the package to your dealer and he’1l refund the price. _

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resources of our people in these ar- RA Z O R SB LAD E5

eas have been very largely used up loss sr. Alexander Sz., Montreal, Quebec and it has become necessary to thei

been so harshly anected by cHm_ _ iziiikiiig srviiis to have been refuted

atlc conditions over which they ob- “ *W1 | _'

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“ously have no COMWL These pe0_ M () tiiiii .ing uftci solving his u!‘l- L ._/ i.i_i.ii( . .

me are as une types of Cangdian __ _ _ (_r._po Ltd _:igile_ mov iiicii.s_ Siiiii;_:- _ __

and British citizens as can be - \i_\ had :ii-oiiici good night and \\.is _ _

B1' "TEC" and seeking 11 scat as ri lcglslziioi'-, iiinstrr of thc situation at all tim- 3 51"?-S bffilk “UV ‘

They do not ask for' not do theyi The group is bciiig c;!lit‘d _thc ¢i_<» HCCf,|~d1;,;; to ,-ppm-is from me ‘éiriiis ionic iioinc.

want' ‘_hm_ity_ They are prepared, FOOTBALL “S-B Party’ coiiipusccl ui lii'niiis, ;-gnc nf 111;- conflict Cnmciws 200

bcsiity and bi'av:u. Sir O.'~;\vLi1zl Mos- cclcl pniiiicls of bone and miisclii

'ihe grand old fail gniiic, foot- icy supplies thc first criminorliiy, hnvf; nppni-ciiil_v foiled to produce

before in laying solidly the ‘ound_‘ball is now about to come into its Lady Cynthia Mosley thc src-_ n punch capable of _iiiiirh devastat-

auons for future progress in th1s,cwii. The opening ganic Tuvfdal' ond, v.'i£h plenty of 1i_ivid'_ii(iil ion.

new section of our Dominion lbctiveen Sant Diimtfiiis and 1‘~ie'g-|charni. "Kid" Lciviey thc incongrii- _ __ __A___________ _

"A m.ovinch_1,_,,_eue4 _.commission ii/ein: was very 20-“fi 501” Polly SCi1*2~_ ous. has the bi‘fi\\'i1. -“lf-‘11’.! “Will PH- ‘W 'Y-'~'~“`"` ' '~ ~“--~ - -

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has been get up and relief on-mars cn. It is hop?d th... ri l 1361 'lf ough hiai .s to make ii.iii_:i pioiii pn

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liiisbniids uct shot.

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girls come biici~:_

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ii people get liui‘t_

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This game .houid bc P; . _ _ _ __ _ ”Irin.,ly ir. iciicc __ __ _.__.;._ _ § '

is being put forth with a view to, ms show me Sum form ns they Looking oier tha imp Woilrl n ___ _ _,___ ,Mn S_m__p] (_amp_ ._ ;,_.:>j_;__. _E_ _ Q _ -rwgitvif _

nnv lock of the necessities of life did against Sums CONC _ may be o iiitciei t vhs up The `l I li it U 11° mit” fn _ <5. T 5' .

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*_ . i' 'ti g . » - ` ' _ ,~~,i;;\ ' l_;l '_ fu ‘ x iiiif- _A -e ` 3 __ r a. dimes the Coming winter m<>nins_l_ OnalMo;;(;l_:;i_;__;i_i:_2 t;1S;_q’;§'H_c 10c_»/iinieifrs innrin so nits. nn <-fnnnn~- f. ,if__,.if",_,_‘_;;;_hii?f"1,',; __,___m,,,_ 1 J .--‘ W0 HUPi`°°iRt€ i'° the fullest ex' mms `c », _i cd to 54101* iii Ciii'r’~. Tlic A" out-_ 11"” ‘nf `_ A ,il . I 1 I '3i'5E_`..z";-5.-.: - i i

h ki dl interest shown byial red and white Univeisiliics, nn i _ _ -ini qi im ‘3‘31i‘.;_»;i_ crisis into _i imiliim-_ _ _ - t- _W

lent t 0 n Y iothcr spirited gamc is predicted 5C°r€d ilwh m l` “” to L' A]§°` ation oi (hr first pi-ini-ipif~s oi thi" "-i=l;"* dp E _ €1"£“»‘.' rf.-.‘ people of cistern Canada in ouri h th S0. t”Uh'i-" Kci '0l!°\i\°l`- the AVS made Wwmi (`mwS` Thcy or "iii/i-tl i'ii>or inovfiiiciit iii lzsi ` *"5 W' "°"’ western problems and for the tang-IW °“ c ‘ ’ » ` .Md only two, vghii- tho (tm-tis hnal ' _ ____ _ =:-_.~('f,_._» § ~

ibic evrdence of this interest. It is' i. Ami inc /is inni .iz in~n irft “ "f'f'_".'f hw; ‘°,(._,\.,,m,,,(. ,pi 3 "gm "mt we Sh°“1d as °”"°di“"s|Kasr:Nc Ur wlTll THE JONES' nn :~~ -= ir, 40 nn- iiir cfini-_ ~ ‘inf iii" I iiiui 1. gin- V' ° help each other in times of stress Despite nil time ihiiifzr, thc Ath-1°_"l“'§“;_f:_PM;;';(€ i__:;k' '_ ;_csr;Iumn | i . “nd We Sha" an be the better fm' It is only once in ii tui'iI<‘S 830 letlcs lnckcd the orc ‘hing (hat dc- i .A,.i,{.,1N‘aim-nriiiifiiii. of thc

it that this “mum” break; mm me “ded the i`Wl"‘ It ms ih`A_S“w`ing`i fcdciwtziriii coiisiitiiiioii to make nf- :° “l'l‘l(r T() P" iizis lu".-il "SH-°k“i°h°“"“‘ has been hard political news of the day- bllil fl" fighting play host r~x'\iiil>iifi(‘fi \JY_ _ f J ,ft ,_,.,\ (hm. ,vs_ I '~.$7I'§};';‘=`§_i,~i first- in wmtv ; l|.,. :_ hit R5 ll Y"-‘uit °f drcumslances this once we just can't help it AC' John Leonard <i’~”l1i1l`\" Mnrim- thc. nllm.‘i).“i(i` i~riiilc1iqts\in'iii(lziory was i ilcll f rift" '. A ii I

beyond our control. but her people|ccrdmg to mnnble news d=s1,._mw5_[ Okmhonm hm bm. numb “,mm_ p.cli_\ r\ii_iamn Cm.“_m;mn.w_th0m __ 1 or i _, §c.ir.\.

RW Sim imbued Wm' the spirit °fl“Kid" Lewis. former iveltmivciiihtlspeeches have boon iniidc to ivhonii Fhpilpil tiillw Wit" Tile ,lmmmuv 01| ‘ optimism md me building wuhiboxirig 01\t‘mDi0U Of me “'°"l‘l~ hasi P0'-`m5 WWC hm” """i'm" “"1 Ori A ribsiii. .nniinii il occisiniicd some 3 - hope and mth “S t° the mtumiriscn from nearly rt dccnrir <‘f fis' whose deeds iilsriiell f-Ti* ima ml .gli -lilo "(~sni~`i:inii provoii- I `i"":i5` ' They are bravely facing condltlonsmc obscurity to K0 _“__ mriition country. o.\._.__ mm. Sh0m_,d_ _s;;ii;i_1_;V ?_sb___i_ _maui was being _ _.:_,f;_ ‘md Wall" to me fullest extent th” that prize fighters are rlfirim-:ici to, For had it not been for this _=pi1`~| “_ 1 fl h. ik-Q, i,,,p¢iii~,fg ii-'ides de- ‘?.f= i

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hnve been appointed m the vapllc ids: ce of fans wi.: bi- prrscnt :it lsllig favorite in lilo clxslrict whicll_ Rbbolutlon Causes i iii ____ i

_ "r- -fir-iiv the "f\"i°U5 he expects to srml him to Pariin- 5; r».l*"'»>f2" _ ious municipalities to be assisted by}f“‘“ ' games' esp" i ‘ ‘ <._ <2-3~o=\‘ »

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local advisory committees with alleague clashes when me ‘ow _me“t~ _ 5 F18 ry Debate __ if _ - -_ »° = 1 i ers ina is fodder and fuel for the people in 011" “ ‘ A.; loom,” G0.m_m~r .1 ' " ` _ 5: » _ fy _

ckited up for Saturday 21it<‘m00'll- ` ‘ ' ` ' \'A1\1C(‘»U\fiiH. Il. C. Oct. 14.- ,= - -ff-1 V

need of assistance and every effort - ood if Ab- 1 '- f~ ~ 'fr' io ilic fnreivcll X ' " 3

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wy 5 | __ __ _ _ _,_ _ |].m(m,1._ at V. I,,,\..,,~,,_rn1inn can smoker -- and first to _

no provincial or national problem __l___mpNng for Pepper Mzriiii. il.. sviiesi protect its quality by ,

V 3 ¢0m¢.\m¢k with his fists-cxceptf ' ` ` ", _ I Thr i-r.=oiiiii(»ii_ wiiirii -_(ni spon 4 ' sealing in nioisuire-prtiof

fm' “"h“t me 1" can ' athletes of Connie l‘i'ic': would hold “M in iwllndmg fm' “"‘i’h“5is in Maia thrcc-decked ciisniiiiciishiit lmrimmi O: mi Fm"""fi0ii, “M =.-._§¢‘.‘+. ;

_ poiiiicai sp~:eciir.=_ rar iiir East' rifrrrirri ni (io rii'i1~ii"“-<~ brisk _

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1 End London scrappeiz who ioushtl `_"" i`i'r‘i's ririrl rl c‘rii-:ii -..">1'i<("‘s who

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4 Many another flqliirr li* Y>|20l\_Mount:\iii, who has ciinlmizziicd ini _ __

Helen Set (Montietlp ..... Lscopla Belle (Hooper)

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broken and fcrgaairn _=i~~.rr :nr days United staffs i-lzzvs ini- i-msn (inf-.i i;i_.ii:-in xiii ‘=*i`l`r“F-S’ V, +.»

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Time_2_24i_,'3; 3_21\_2; 2,g3_ ed ih.ir game of t..g iiiiiililic i:-cl_g rolling up roufmiablc im i.ii iirttimimriii iiil ri rum _ ii 'ir n _ ._ “__ _ The ofllcers were: torweight crown in the Uiiind SM himself ni.d his nm»~ns:_~i-_-, iias sets. \vhii~ _-iw vs .1-. °~f\\>0f2f¢‘d< _ _

Sta'-ter E F Acorn--Judges W rs But the "Kid" sivcd his money como along vscii in thc last voni- often v.'i’i1 fiviii "'~‘~'l "~"“"‘ "nm ' _ i

2 2'S Brown D K MacLeod John 'and his ambition. Todnl' film* him seems to bc orentcd on the bcizlivziivrist to '~'~c\'~ f‘i‘l““' "i"‘ i“‘n°d mul . ~ ` ~ - i

'- iicnmid: Timm. .iiimci 1iri>ing.'~ii'ra wth iii- Nm- rir1.\~~‘i\° i-"f" iifiify ii- _-ii~~n~ri .~~.-'n” "‘ "i'”`°“`"“ °" if" ` if lm Stop-i .` ' i

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3 3 Harry Murphy; Clerk of the Course. est thins in poiitlvei “W ‘ - - “Y 'mndoy nigh* in .'.~;v~Y--_:tint vc. iv \» ' |50# vi . _

non) 3 'rime-2.11%; 2-11: “JW-

i_7°hn A_ McD¢ma1d_ organizations in Great Britain- lyn. That he ls a champion in ihclis gatlicrcd. '_ `”"

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